Sentence examples for publicly responsible from inspiring English sources

I don't think even Eric Cantor would, if he were solely and publicly responsible for the decision.

Briefly, Kilgore wanted to mobilise research expertise to solve social and economic problems, with publicly responsible committees distributing funds nationwide; Bush wanted to mobilise the nation's resources to advance science, under scientific governance insulated from public pressures.

Bill Gates may be ridiculed for his 1981 declaration about computer memory, that "640K ought to be enough for anybody," but he is unlikely to be held publicly responsible for it.

Re "Universal Health Care" (letter, Oct. 20): If government played a more public role in our health care system, patients might be less willing to use complications and bad outcomes as tickets to the "malpractice lottery" because they will be publicly responsible for the increased costs that frivolous litigation leads to.

While Lowell was grappling in the 1960s with the nature of a publicly responsible art, Bishop reminded him of the fate of any art that kept one eye on its public: "The trouble is - excuse my clichés - as people grow older, non-artists, that is, they do have to steel themselves so much, and try to pretend that everything's all right so much.

The very fact that we know such abuse of bylines to be commonplace erodes the meaning of bylines themselves: the copy may have been written by anyone, and so no one is publicly responsible for it, with the possible exception of the editor.

Amazingly, perhaps, more than thirteen years after the 9/11 attacks, no one at the C.I.A. has ever been publicly held responsible for this failure.

The investigation was closed 14 years later, but much of its findings were classified and no one was publicly held responsible.

Germany's major research institutes have teamed up to publicly defend "responsible" animal testing as a necessary part of biomedical science.

As of Thursday morning three men have been publicly held responsible for the murder of nearly 2 million Cambodians.

Cragnotti distanced himself from such behaviour, publicly attacking those responsible, but the damage was done.